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I'm using v2.2.2 on Windows 10 and it seems that there is still no "easy" way to delete extra labels, even five YEARS after it seemed like there were good and accepted suggestions. Right click on Label > Delete Label (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/label_tracks.html#context) Alternat...

Ensure that you connect the USB device before you launch Audacity.

It would be MUCH better to update your book rather than giving bad advice to new users by telling them to use an old version of Audacity.

I only tested the theme in Windows 10. WxWidgets (the GUI toolkit that Audacity uses), makes use of native OS specific components, so some parts of the GUI come directly from the underlying OS theme rather than from Audacity's theme engine. This has the advantage that it helps give Audacity a "...

Ensure that you have the Windows 10 drivers from Creative installed (not just generic Microsoft drivers).

Ensure that you do not have other audio software running at the same time - if other software is using the ASIO drivers, it will interfere with the Windows (MME) audio drivers.

For Mac, Audacity 2.1.1 is available from OldFoss: http://www.oldfoss.com/Audacity.html FossHub / OldFoss is the only official download partner for Audacity. There may be genuine versions of Audacity on other sites, but they are not endorsed or tested by the Audacity team. Why do you need / want suc...

Which Audigy sound card do you have? Are Windows 10 drivers available for it from the Creative website?
(http://support.creative.com/Products/pr ... nd+Blaster)

What happens is that "Save as..." downloads a file named "audacity-win-2.2.2.exe" which is only 253 KB size. Unclear why this file is downloaded. Due to the " leech protection " on the FossHub site, if you right click, the file that downloads is the web page rather tha...

I've just checked the file and it is fine.
The SHA-256 is ca19471e10660765dec12c980ebd3eeb9b82826ea4f25bc490936f312b14caff
and the file size is 20248056 bytes.

Try clearing your web browser cache and download it again.

There's a perl script in the source code that you may find instructive. Please note that this perl script is very old, and there have been a lot of changes to Audacity's scripting commands since that was written, nevertheless, the use of named pipes remains the same. https://github.com/audacity/auda...